Sandy,

I don't know anything about growing patchouli, but I'm willing to give it a try! You can check my trade list if you'd like to trade. Please email me and let me know.

Thanking you in advance,
Michelle

Sandy
I just did some research online on this matter, and this is what I've been able to find.

you can take stem cuttings and start new plants.

These are very easy to grow, just sprinkle the seeds over the soil, keep the soil moist always, and let nature run its course. In three weeks time you will start to see them sprout!

they grow well from seeds. Just lightly cover your seeds with seed raising mix and keep moist. Just as you'd do with other seeds.

Spacing:
24-36 in. (60-90 cm)

Sun Exposure:
Full Sun
Sun to Partial Shade
Light Shade

Soil pH requirements:
5.6 to 6.0 (acidic)
6.1 to 6.5 (mildly acidic)

But, basically, the majority of the info that I found was to sprinkle the seeds and lightly cover with soil and keep moist.

Michelle

Thanks Michelle for the info. That's the way I germinate most all small seeds. Maybe I'm not drying the seed right or something. Will have to check on that.

I'm sorry but the seeds are all gone. Only had a few thanks to my failed attempts.

Calra, Bob and Michelle if you'd like a cutting I'll send them as soon as they're ready, just send me your address.
Danny, I have your address and will do the same as soon as they're ready.
Sandy

I found the following advice posted on starting patchouli seeds. "I germinate them in a 6 inch pot broadcast with seed slightly covered with damp soil. I cover the pot with plastic wrap with holes and keep it under grow light for slight warmth. Eventually a practically microscopic carpet of green will appear. One marvel is how the miniscule seedlings and their imperceptible growth rate seem, at some point, to simply explode with growth"

I am also interested in trying my luck at growing patchouli from seeds (or cuttings). If you have any more available...now or in the future, please let me know. Thanks!